It seems like the authors repeat themselves a lot–does this have didactic purpose? is it a narrative device?
for my homework in history, we need to find artists of these time periods
1.classical period(500 BC-500 AD)
2. medieval period (500 AD-1400AD)
3. renaissance ( 1400AD-1650AD)
all of these are in rome-greek that knida thing
if you could help me out, thatd be great:]
why might post classical values about women have become more rigorous in the late medieval centuries in the west ?
Have you any examples of classical/medieval music that specifically use the medieval Doric (or Dorian) musical mode. Wikipedia quote only Beethoven in his Missa Solemnis during the credo, does anyone know any others, the more the better! There are plenty of modern examples, but I am specifically searching for classical and even better medieval examples. Thank you for your help
We know stone, bronze, iron and a steel alloy were all, at one point in history, used to make weapons such as swords and spears. However, we know now of many more metals and elements that we did not know of 2000 years ago.
With that said, other then bronze iron or steel, what metal or element would make a good, sturdy sword or shield?
I’m enrolled for a course called History of Medieval Music. I’ve had AP theory in high school, but quite a few of the people in the class are music majors who have had advanced theory. Is medieval music complicated stuff or what?
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